Kansas Supreme Court to adopt strict judicial conduct code
The Kansas Supreme Court weighed a modified ABA code to raise standards for judges. The plan would create a Commission on Judicial Qualification to investigate conduct, hear cases, and recommend discipline, with impeachment as current remedy.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Harold R. Fatzer
State Bar-Bench
Frederick Woleslagel
District Court At
Great Bend
Gerald L. Michaud
Wichita
Fatzer
Woleslagel
Woleslager
Commission On Judicial
State Supreme Court
High Court
Futures Trading Changes Opposed by Industry Leaders
Hearne Christopher of the Kansas City Board of Trade and Alvin W. Donahoo of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange urged against broad changes to futures trading. They testified before the House Agriculture Committee arguing reforms should stay with the industry and not the government. They defended the system amid recent economic stress and noted limited CEA oversight. They cited two price manipulation cases linked to Kansas City pits and opposed creating an independent DEA equivalent with more power.
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Washington
Kansas City Board of Trade
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Hearne Christopher
Kansas City
Alvin W. Donahoo
Minneapolis
House
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
CEA
Justice Department For Prosecution
Christopher
DEA
Securities and Exchance’ Commission
Cancer Society Elects Officers in Douglas County unit
Dr. Raymond Schwegler was elected president of the Douglas County American Cancer Society. He succeeds Bill Easton who was recognized for leadership. The unit raised $17,000 for research through a memorial program and the April crusade. Thirteen volunteers received Length of Service awards at the Kansas City annual meeting, including Libuse Kriz for 20 years and Arden Booth, Noel Griffin, and others for 15 and 10 years.
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Raymond Schwegler
University
Douglas County
American Cancer Society
Bill Easton
Easton
Kansas City
Libuse Kriz
Arden Booth
Howard Caviness
Allen Cochran
O. D. Dunlap
Noel Griffin
Robert Georgeson
M. L. Hagenbuch
Herbert Knabe
Fred Reetz
Verna Terrill
Evelyn Hastings
Killinger Takes Senator's Oath in Kansas
Dana W. Killinger, 37, of Topeka, was sworn in as the Kansas Senate’s newest member. Secretary of State Elwin Shanahan administered the oath in the statehouse. Killinger replaces former Sen. Tom West, who resigned due to ill health. Killinger, an attorney and pharmacist, will represent the 19th district including northeast Shawnee County and all of Jefferson County.
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Topeka
Kan
Dana W. Killinger
Kansas Senate
Elwin Shanahan
Killinger
Statehouse
Tom West
West
Shawnee County
Jefferson County
Lectureship Established at Kansas University Geology
The Erasmus Haworth Distinguish ed Lectureship Fund is created by a $10,000 anonymous gift to KU Endowment Association. The fund honors Erasmus Haworth, longtime KU geology figure affectionately known as Daddy, and aims to bring renowned geologists to KU to lecture and interact with students. Haworth directed the Kansas Geological Survey and led KU geology before Raymond C. Moore followed.
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Erasmus Haworth
Kansas University
Ernest Angino
KU Endowment Association
Haworth
Daddy
Kansas Geological Survey
Department of Geology
Raymond C. Moore
Summerfield
Moore Hall
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Awards Banquet Set By Lawrence Life Underwriters
The Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters will hold its first annual awards banquet Friday at the Skyline Room of the Holiday Inn. A 6 p.m. social hour precedes a 7 p.m. banquet and program with awards, followed by dancing until 1 a.m. Dave Housh of American General Houston will speak, with the Dewey Richardson Orchestra providing music.
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Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Skyline Room
Holiday Inn
Dave Housh
American General
Houston
Tex
Dewey Richardson
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